If you were to hear that the rapture is to come tomorrow, would you repent or think it was false?

Question

If you hear it's to come tomorrow, would you think it was a false prophet, or would you get on your knees and pray?

Answer 1

Since I pray constantly and live my life as good as I can the whole repenting thing does not apply. In other words I really wouldn't change a thing.

No, I am not saying that I will be taken in the rapture. All I said is I wouldn't change a thing.

Now as for thinking it was false; it really wouldn't matter either. If I am taken during the rapture then I am taken if not then I would believe God has another plan for me. Either way I believe I am going to Heavan.

Answer 2

Since no man knows the day or hour of the rapture I would think it is false. We are commanded to know when the signs are being seen but not the day or hour. As far as repenting if we are christians we should be repenting as we go along not waiting until the last minute. If you do so it may be too late.

Answer 3

I guess out of those two choices, I'd think it was a false prophet. All prophets are false, really.

And if tomorrow the rapture -did- actually come and all the Christians up and vanished (hurrah!), my lack of belief in God would be destroyed—but I would still not be a Christian. If the Bible accurately tells us about a real god, he's a god I want no part of. He quite frankly sucks at running things, and has bad ideas. He is no one I would want to serve. I have enough of a martyr complex that I would rather burn in hell for eternity for doing what is -right- rather than mindlessly worshipping God in heaven for eternity for doing what God's nasty little mind insists is right.

But it's a moot point. There's no heaven, no hell, no god, and the rapture isn't coming tomorrow.

Answer 4

I'd be skeptical. God is not going to destroy the world as someone wrote in the Bible. It goes against God's Law of Progress. Sure, their maybe another great war in the future, but Humankind will pick up and continue into the future as we've done in the past. WWII was an incredible event of world evolution. 55,000,000 people where removed from the world, and the world vastly changed there after.

I cannot see the logic or reasoning, in that God would remove "Believers" to go to heaven, when they are not evolved enough themselves. He would just have to reincarnate them again to continue their evolution. They would miss out on all the suffering and trials, and that is why we are here. Logically, removing the "believers" would be removing the people who would best get through the "Apocalypse", and continue the world society. Why would He do that, if their were an Apocalypse? He would be taking away their chance at evolving further.

Christians saying that they get to go to Heaven and not fore-go an Apocalypse, is just a doctrine that shows their evolutionary unconsciousness. It is just another doctrine conjured to make Christians feel better than "non-believers" and corral them into the belief of their church. True Christian Believer's wouldn't care about the trial ahead of them or the suffering that waits in an Apocalypse, because if they truly believed, they would know that God would be there through it all and waiting on the otherside for them.

Answer 5

The Rapture is a false theory! Supposedly to happen before the tribulation.

It's not a rapture, but rather a resurrection and we know that happens sometime after the tribulation- when Christ returns!

Mat 24:29 But immediately AFTER the tribulation of those days the sun shall be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:
Mat 24:30 and then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the Son of man coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory.
Mat 24:31 And he shall send forth his angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and they shall gather together his elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other.

Answer 6

You won't get any warning. The person would probably just be a nut or a false prophet type.

You should live every moment as though it is your last day before judgement. Just asking for forgiveness after you have an idea what's coming isn't very sincere, is it?

Answer 7

Oh my. This is SO sad. Do you really buy into that horsesh*t? If the "rapture" was to arrive tomorrow, I'd be blessed: mainly because I own my dentist almost eight-thousand dollars and the end-o-the-world would release me from his demonic bondage.

Grow up. And get laid (that's "rapture", child).

Answer 8

I wouldnt repent, because if God was like he is portrayed in the Bible, then I wouldnt want to worship him. Ever, under no circumstances. Of course hes not real, so it would be false.

Answer 9

I would repent and wait for God. That will never happen. No one knows when the son of man will come. Not even the angels in heaven. When it does happen. Everyone will know who he is.

Answer 10

I would know FOR A FACT that is was false since the bible tells us that NOONE knows the day of his coming. The bible is very clear on this.